City Notes and Reports From Scranton Town
City notes announce a 1 oclock reporting time for parade duties. Funeral details detail the Scranton burial for J. A. Scranton at Saifelock with private interment. Remains of Claude Walker were moved to Nicholtown for relatives' tohouse. A Morey from South Scranton received hospital care after a steel pail accident at the Lackawanna railway yard. Browning Society meets Wednesday at 7 in the vesper parlors of the Poon Avenue Baptist church. A charitable concert in Ela Park is postponed to Friday to aid Galveston relief. Charles Cond, railroad worker, fell into a culvert injuring his wrist and was hospitalized. A reception at Madison and Malberra streets welcomes parishioners and friends. High school football practice continues for Saturday's game against Keystone, with a hoped-for close contest. Frank Kliegesef Bly of South Beranton is jailed on fraud charges by Alderman Kasson, alleged repeated sales and defrauding a South Beranton merchant. Mrs Bridget Halney of Tamarne Street jailed for $500 bail on common scold charge. a purse left in cell contained fragments of black material and noted sharp words.
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Sue
Late Arrivals Here at Lowest Prices in Scranton
Goods expected for opening arrived late but are now on sale. A vast line of jardinières opened yesterday, featuring the largest assortment Scranton has seen at the lowest prices quoted. Look them over.
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Scranton
Republican Mass Meetings Across October Tour
Chronicle of partisan gatherings listing venues in Scranton Dunmore Old Fellows Hall and other towns. Speakers include Major A M Hancock Hon Galusha A Crow and John Farr with dates from Oct 2 to Nov 1, detailing varied locations and times.
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Scranton
Athletic Mall
Keil Sehneider
New Jersey
Germany
de Colborn
Moaxoow
Old Fellows
A. M. Hancock
Baltimore
W. Gaylord Thos
Bay
Dalton
Old Church
Galusha A. Crow
Armor
Hom
Chas Vi. Littlefield
Hede Wark
St. David's Hill
Von
Tigh
Gordon
Miller
Wirwiniay
Thomas
Ton
Chas
Ey Luttefel
Tompkineville
Lewis
George Mo Watenn
Noyl-Newton
Vanosicki’s Hiall
Olin
Bare
Old Forge
Law
Rene Repullionn
Clathoe K
Daniel
van Bars
Phil Whuhter
Bast Menton
Giel Fellows
Lewis BB
Carter
Busti
Aethee Hall
Ton John Wy Pare
W. On
George My Witeon
Italian man named Carvassi arrested in Walker death case
An Italian, who gave the name Good Carvassi, was arrested Monday night by Special Officer Donlin and turned over to West Scranton police for involvement in the death of Claude Walker, a fifteen year old found near the Delaware Lackawanna and Western tracks. He was dismissed after a hearing when Donlin did not appear and Carvassi claimed being held up, later admitting heavy drinking. investigators will probe the charge.
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Good Carvassi
Robert Donlin
West Scranton
Claude Walker
Nicholson Lad
Theodore Street
North Scranton
Carvassl
Moiry
Donlin
Walker
West Seranton
Carvassi Ives Ina
Scranton
Brishin
Biglin Dies After Street Car Collision in Dickson City
Bryan Biglin an elderly Dickson City resident was killed last night when struck by a street car near the Richmond store. The storm and darkness hindered his ability to hear or see the approaching vehicle. The car passed over his legs and inflicted fatal injuries including a head wound and possible internal damage. Coroner J J Roberts will investigate. Biglin survived by his wife and son Michael. He was once a plasterer and had lived in Dickson City many years.
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Bryan Biglin
Dickson City
Richmond
Biglin
Delaware and Fludson Railroad
J. J. Roberts
Dickson
Bighin
Michael
Dickton City
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Dickson Flats
Dr Knapp Sentenced to Six Months in County Jail
Dr Knapp of Forest City was sentenced by Judge Archbald to six months in the county jail after being convicted of unlawful relations with Mrs Anna Ames of Forest City. Attorney Scragg pleaded for clemency, noting public sympathy and the doctor’s prior conduct, while the court imposed a 100 dollar fine and order to pay prosecution costs.
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Charles KR. Knapp
Forest City
Archbald
Knapp
Anna Ames
If. FE. Ames
John F. Scragg
Carbondale
Wandling
Scragg
Miight
Ile
Lida
Helina
Pias
Kip. EC O
Comendabley
Commonwealth
Langcliffe Coal versus New York Susquehanna and Western coal case heard
Argument court addressed breach of contract with Langcliffe Coal Co urging deposition rules and book production. Other matters included appeal on arbitrators' award in O Hara versus Republic Savings and Loan, several rule actions and judgments, plus a divorce decree submission and multiple proceedings in Scranton court.
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Langcliffe Coal Company
New York
Susqenhanna and Western Coal Company
W. H. Jessup
Langcliffe Company
Everett Warren
Daniel O'Hara
Republic Savings and Loan Association
O'Hara
Loan Association
Ibouts
O' Hara
Charles W. Page
New York and Scranton
Oul Company
Elizabeth Jayne
William JJ. McKelvey
Scranton Railway Company
C. F. Heynolds
8. N. Callender
Police Jottings and Chicken Thievery Wave
Fok Soh was arrested at the Lackawanna yards after driving off premises with tires ejected found in a car. Mayor Moir discharged him yesterday morning. A wall chicken-theft wave hits the town with multiple barn break-ins leaving twelve chickens and three ducks taken from Max Miller on Copouse avenue.
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Fok Soh
Allewn Moni
Lackawanna Yards
Moir
Patrolinga
Amasa Mulmer
Yeaterday
Max Miller
Copouse Avenue
Certiorari Petitions in Pennsylvania Cases
Fragmented notice lists multiple certiorari petitions including the commonwealth of Pennsylvania versus John Stefinick and Charles Heine et al, Anna Ohel versus Hunie Tosonfield, and others with names and terms partially garbled in the OCR text.
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DM. Lene
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Ohn Stefinick
Michael Mitcick
M. J. Gertie
Commonwealth of Pennavilvania
Charles Heine
Anna Ohel
Huinie Tosonfield
Hopkins
Scotely Wooten Mile
Regan widow sues coal company for 15000 damages
Mrs Anne Regan, widow of John Regan, files suit against Mr. Pleasant Coal Co. for 15000 after Regan and three co workers died in the Mt Pleasant shaft on February 28. The action, filed yesterday by attorney J Vaughan, seeks relief for Regan's four children Francis Esther Joseph and John Regan. The complaint claims improper appliances caused the shaft accident and fatalities.
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Scragg
Archbald
Ann Regan
Mt. Pleasant Coal Company
John Regan
Mr. Plenaint Coal Company
J. (. Vaughan
Will of Martin Gannon Probate Admitted in Scranton
The will of Martin Gannon of Scranton was admitted to probate yesterday with Letters testamentary granted to Hr. Mr. Hannah and John McHale of Olyphant. McHale faced assault and battery charges by his wife and was released on $300 bail provided by Mary McHinle. The case involves an affray connected to the murder of Herbert in Carbondale.
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Martin Gannon
Scranton
Hannah
John McHale
Olyphant
Mary McHinle
Michael Walter
Co. Hy
Soper
Tomassi Sivian
Michael Golden
Carbondale
Welly
Herbert
Mammoth Ballot Planned for Coming Election
Harrisburg authorities yesterday certified the form of the ballot to be used at the upcoming election. The ballot will be at least twenty one inches wide and thirty inches long with eight columns and potential nine columns if F I Brown appears. It will list presidential electors for Republican Democrat Prohibition Socialist Labor People's and Socialists and include a local Independent Citizens ticket Spencer and Smith. The long ticket reflects Pennsylvania’s many electors and a full county ticket this fall.
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Harrisburg
Republican
Democrat
Prohibition
Socialistic Labor
People's
Socialists
Independent Citizens
Spencer
Smith
F. I. Brown
Pennsylvania
New Helmets Adopted by Scranton Police
Chief Roebling announced a new helmet for the force, lighter and neater in blue felt. The headgear mirrors the New York police pattern and will be worn by Scranton patrolmen on day duty for a trial period.
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Roebling
Guardians of the Peace
New York
Scranton
Knights of Columbus Special Meeting Tonight
The Knights of Columbus will hold a special meeting this evening. Trustees request all members to be present.
Free Rural Delivery Expansion via Star Routes
William H. Penn discusses extending free delivery along star mail routes in Lackawanna County. The plan will award four year contracts to local bidders, prohibit sub letting, and require roadside mail boxes, as applications for rural free delivery outpace capacity.
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William H. Penn
Railway Mail Service
Lackawanna County
Tribune
Washington
Mrs Fessenden Addresses Scranton Temperance Meeting
An attentive gathering of the Women's Christian Temperance Union heard Mrs Fessenden of Boston speak at Guernsey hall. The former Massachusetts WCTU president urged continued temperance work and highlighted mother’s meetings. Women are invited to attend next Tuesday at 3 PM in Guernsey hall.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Guernsey Hall
Fessenden
Boston
State Women's Christian Temperance Union
Massachusetts
Scranton
Scrantoun Business College Night Students Challenge Football
Saul Saft reports that the Scrantoun Business College night students challenge the day students to a football frame on Monday next. Andy Walsh is named captain of the Atlantic football team and Jacob Schroeder is captain for the opposing school. The game is scheduled for Friday October 26 at 4 p.m. on Mollocs grounds.
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Scrantoun Business College
Andy Walsh
Atlantic
Mollocs
Karl Saft
Jacob Schroeder
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Lackawanna Hospital
Mersey
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Ela Park
Galveston
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Conservatory
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Wastern
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Tess Worlig
Madison
Wkyerstone
Fpraud
Frank Kliegesef Bky
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Kasson
Ss. Miller
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Gruener & Co
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Carvassi
DR. Knapp
Deborah Lo Marr
Keystone Academy
Escepthima
Ile. Fen
Hagen & Son
Mary Donnelivy
Rile
Michael Flanerty
John Finnerty
Ecity
Seganton
Janes Howley
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Mrs. Regan
Nikita Hehitia
Ohana
Rerinton Peline Miller
Aweee Scpaton
Henry Morgan
Deere Wees Vee
Mary C. Bowman
Are ScRanton
Hohn Hyland
Sane
Court House News Notes
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Knights of Columbus
Mrs. Fessenden
Bourette
Armure
Cheney Bros
de Lyons
Luxor
Mears & Hagen
Lackawanna Avenue
China Wall
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Petter
Dr. Reyer
New York Life
Insurance Company Insurance
B.H. Betts
Mears
Franklin Ave
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Carpet and Furniture Company
Egistere
H. Ss. Gordon
Netork
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Mount Pleasant Coal
Mount Pleasant
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